Building structure in which korean-style house and wooden house are introduced to contemporary architecture

ABSTRACT

The present invention provides a building structure in which a Korean-style house and a wooden house are introduced to modern architecture, including: a framework made of reinforced concrete or concrete; and a mold for forming the framework, wherein the mold is used as a permanent mold and is a Korean-style house finishing material which is integrated with the reinforced concrete or concrete and is used as a finishing material of the interior and exterior of a building, thereby preventing indoor environmental pollution which may occur during the adhesion of finishing interior materials in a conventional construction method, and maintaining indoor humidity and improving an indoor environment since the structure is finished with natural materials such as wood and yellow loess. In addition, composite structures are integrated without damaging a reinforced concrete or concrete structure, thereby ensuring structural stability and enabling the combination of a high-rise building and a Korean-style house structure.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a building structure in which aKorean-style house and a wooden house are introduced into a modernarchitecture, and more particularly to a building structure in which aKorean-style house and a wooden house are introduced into a modernarchitecture such that the material and wooden wall of the Korean-stylehouse are integrated with a framework and are used as a finishingmaterial.

BACKGROUND

Recently, a requirement for being environmentally friendly increases avalue of a unique Korean-style house or a wooden house. As a result,Korean-style houses and buildings constructed in the type of aKorean-style house are much increased.

An overall process of making it possible to assemble various kinds ofwoods, i.e., a main material, for example, cutting wood with a saw,planing wood, forming a hole in the wood by a chisel, etc., is referredto as trimming. This process requires a highly skilled worker and takesa long working time.

Specifically, the Korean-style house or wooden house has the followingproblems.

First, the Korean-style house or wooden house has a problem indurability, in particularly, a serious moisture-related problem. Thewood, i.e., the main material, is vulnerable to moisture, and thus,becomes rotten.

Secondly, the construction of the Korean-style house or wooden houserequires a carpenter who is responsible for construction materials andconstruction processes. Further, the materials should be purchased andprocessed on a spot in accordance with use. As a result, the cost isincreased and a long construction period is required. Also, since thematerial is directly processed on a spot, the accuracy of the processingand a degree to how much the material is treated are deteriorated.

Thirdly, the wood material is much deformed from the viewpoint of anarchitectural structure, so that a structural stability is deteriorated.Also, due to the limited structural resistance of a natural woodmaterial, the height of a building is limited and there is a problem inspace creation.

DISCLOSURE Technical Problem

The present invention is designed to solve the above problems. Thepurpose of the present invention is to provide a building structure inwhich a Korean-style house and a wooden house are introduced into amodern architecture, wherein the building structure is strong tohumidity, fire, and dry deformation.

Also, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a buildingstructure in which a Korean-style house and a wooden house areintroduced into a modern architecture such that the construction costand construction period are reduced by using a Korean-style housefinishing material as a permanent mold and a high-rise buildingstructure is obtained by increasing a structural stability through theintroduction of the modern architecture.

Technical Solution

A building structure in which a Korean-style house and a wooden houseare introduced into a modern architecture, the building structureincluding: a framework made of reinforced concrete; and a mold forforming the framework. The mold is used as a permanent mold and is aKorean-style house finishing material which is integrated with thereinforced concrete and is used as a finishing material of the interiorand exterior of a building. The Korean-style house finishing materialincludes at least one combination member on one side thereof combinedwith the framework. When the concrete is placed, the combination memberis integrally formed with the framework. The combination member iscombined with an inner steel reinforcing member of the reinforcedconcrete by means of a stirrup.

When the framework is a pillar or a beam, the Korean-style housefinishing material may be combined with a surface through which the beamis exposed to the outside. The Korean-style house finishing material maybe provided to have a plate shape.

When the framework is a wall, the Korean-style house finishing materialmay be combined with an inner edge formed by the contact of the walls.The Korean-style house finishing material may be provided to have apillar shape.

The plate-shaped Korean-style house finishing material is combined by atimber and a fixing member, or a trimmed wood is used as theplate-shaped Korean-style house finishing material.

A portion where the Korean-style house finishing material contacts withthe framework is waterproofed.

The building structure may further include a lintel and a purlin supportwhich are combined with the Korean-style house finishing material, and awall line which is combined with the lintel and the purlin support.

A plurality of the lintels are provided. The reinforced concrete isplaced between the lintels by using a common mold.

The concrete is integrated with the framework by using a ready-madestandardized panel wall as a permanent mold between the lintels.

After a common mold is removed, the concrete or yellow loess is filledbetween the lintels. A panel wall is formed in a joist by using a fixingmember or the joist is finished by a finishing material such as gypsum,etc.

A ready-made wooden wall is provided between the frameworks. When theconcrete is placed, the wooden wall and the framework are integrallyformed with the reinforced concrete.

Advantageous Effects

According to a building structure according to an embodiment of thepresent invention, in which a Korean-style house and a wooden house areintroduced into a modern architecture, it is possible to prevent indoorenvironmental pollution which may occur during the adhesion of finishinginterior materials in a conventional construction method, to maintainindoor humidity and to improve an indoor environment since the structureis finished with natural materials such as wood, yellow loess, etc.

Also, composite structures are integrated without damaging a reinforcedconcrete or concrete structure, thereby ensuring structural stabilityand enabling the combination of a high-rise building and a Korean-stylehouse structure.

Also, since a Korean-style house finishing material is used as apermanent mold, a separate interior construction is not required. As aresult, the construction cost and construction period are reduced.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a view showing an internal structure of a conventionalKorean-style house;

FIG. 2 is a view showing a wall structure of the conventionalKorean-style house;

FIG. 3 is a view showing that a corner pillar is combined with aplate-shaped Korean-style house finishing material in accordance with anexemplary embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a view showing that a wall inner edge is combined with apillar-shaped Korean-style house finishing material in accordance withthe exemplary embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a view showing that a beam is combined with the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a view showing that a joist is combined in the wall inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a view showing that a middle pillar in contact with a wallsurface is combined with the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterial in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 8 is a view showing that a middle pillar which is not in contactwith a wall surface is combined with the plate-shaped Korean-style housefinishing material in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 9 is a view showing that stairs are combined with the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 10 is a view showing a structure of a floor according to theexemplary embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a view showing that the joist is combined with concrete oryellow loess in FIG. 10;

FIG. 12 is a view showing that a wooden wall is combined with the pillarin accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention;and

FIG. 13 is a front cross sectional view showing that the wooden wall iscombined with the pillar in accordance with the exemplary embodiment ofthe present invention.

MODE FOR INVENTION

Hereinafter, a building structure in which a Korean-style house and awooden house are introduced into a modern architecture will be describedwith reference to the accompanying drawings in accordance with anexemplary embodiment of the present invention. In the followingdescription and drawings of the present invention, the same referencenumerals are used to designate the same or similar components. Also, inthe following description of the embodiment of the present invention, itcan be understood that the spirit of the present invention is variouslymodified and embodied by those skilled in the art without being limitedto this.

The building structure in which a Korean-style house and a wooden houseare introduced into a modern architecture in accordance with theexemplary embodiment of the present invention includes a framework madeof reinforced concrete or concrete; and a mold for forming theframework. The mold is used as a permanent mold and includes aKorean-style house finishing material which is integrated with thereinforced concrete or concrete and is used as a finishing material ofthe interior and exterior of a building.

A pillar, a beam, a wall, stairs, etc., may be taken as an example ofthe framework. The framework can be made of various materials such asreinforced concrete, concrete, prestressed concrete, etc.

In the building structure in which a Korean-style house and a woodenhouse are introduced into a modern architecture, when the framework isconstructed, the material of the Korean-style house or wooden house areused in substitution for a mold. Also, after the reinforced concrete orconcrete is hardened, the material of the Korean-style house or woodenhouse, which functions as a mold, is not removed but is used as anindoor and outdoor finishing material and a frame of the wall.

Also, a portion of the building structure, in which the material of theKorean-style house or wooden house is not used, is integrated byconstructing through use of a common mold and then removing the mold orby using a panel wall mold, i.e., a permanent mold in substitution for acommon mold. When a building is constructed, the building structure inwhich a Korean-style house or a wooden house are introduced into amodern architecture uses the material and wooden wall of theKorean-style house as a finishing material from the beginning of theconstruction, without using a separate finishing material. Therefore,the Korean-style house finishing material is integrally formed with theframework, so that an interior construction period can be reduced. Also,the wooden wall is integrally formed with the framework, so that it ispossible to prevent the defect of the combined portion and to reduce theconstruction period.

FIG. 1 is a view showing an internal structure of a conventionalKorean-style house. FIG. 2 is a view showing a wall structure of theconventional Korean-style house. FIG. 3 is a view showing that a cornerpillar is combined with a plate-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterial in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 4 is a view showing that a wall inner edge is combinedwith a pillar-shaped Korean-style house finishing material in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a viewshowing that a beam is combined with the plate-shaped Korean-style housefinishing material in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention. FIG. 6 is a view showing that a joist is combined inthe wall in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 6, when the framework is a pillar 200, thepillar 200 is divided, as an embodiment of the pillar 200, into a cornerpillar combined with a wall 400 and a middle pillar supporting the loadof a building within the building. The middle pillar is divided into amiddle pillar in contact with a wall surface and a middle pillar whichis not in contact with a wall surface.

A plate-shaped Korean-style house finishing material 100 and apillar-shaped Korean-style house finishing material 100 may be used inthe corner pillar or a beam 300. Here, the Korean-style house finishingmaterial 100 means the pillar 200, the beam 300, a purlin (not shown), apurlin support 144, a lintel 150, etc., which are main structuralelements in the Korean-style house or wooden house.

The pillar 200 or beam 300 using the plate-shaped Korean-style housefinishing material 100 includes the pillar 200 or beam 300 in which theconcrete or reinforced concrete is placed and the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material 100 combined with a portionthrough which the wall 400, the pillar 200 or beam 300 are exposed. Thesize of the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishing material 100 canbe controlled according to the shape of the pillar 200 or beam 300exposed to the outside. A timber 110 is put upon an inner edge formed bythe contact of the Korean-style house finishing materials 100 with eachother, and the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishing materials 100are combined by using a fixing member 120. A wood trimmed in the shapeof the pillar 200 may be used as the plate-shaped Korean-style housefinishing material 100. According to the embodiment, the fixing members120 are driven into the timber 110 in such a manner as to cross eachother, thereby fixing a plurality of the Korean-style house finishingmaterials 100.

The portion where the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterials 100 contact each other may be combined with each other byusing the fixing member 120. The fixing member 120 passes through oneKorean-style house finishing material 100 and is combined with the otherKorean-style house finishing material 100. For the appearance of thefinishing material exposed to the outside of the completed building, aportion depressed inward by the fixing member 120 that has passedthrough can be finished by driving a wedge 160 into the depressedportion.

According to the embodiment, the timber 110 is used to fix a pluralityof the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishing materials 100 and canbe used with variety such as ironwork including an angle, etc. Thefixing member 120 may variously include nails, pieces, etc., for fixingin various ways.

The pillar 200 using the pillar-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterial 100 is combined with an inner edge formed by the contact of thewalls 400 in which the concrete or reinforced concrete is placed. Thepillar may have various cross section shapes such as a circular shape, apolygonal shape, or the like.

When the concrete is placed, one side of the Korean-style housefinishing material 100 or one side of the frame of the wooden wall 460contacts the concrete or is partially depressed into the concrete, andthen can be integrated with the concrete by the adhesion of the concreteafter the concrete is hardened.

One side of the plate or pillar-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterial 100, which is combined with the pillar 200, may include atleast one combination member 130. The combination member 130 is fixed tothe Korean-style house finishing material 100 and causes theKorean-style house finishing material 100 and the concrete to besecurely combined with each other when the concrete is placed.

Also, when the reinforced concrete 410 is placed in the pillar 200 orthe beam 300, an inner steel reinforcing member 410 of the reinforcedconcrete 410 may be combined with the combination member 130. Accordingto the embodiment, the inner steel reinforcing member 410 may becombined with the combination member 130 by means of a stirrup 420.

The lintel 150, the purlin support 144, and a wall line 140 may beprovided to one side of the Korean-style house finishing material 100.

The lintel 150 and the purlin support 144 are formed perpendicular tothe pillar 200 and basically maintain the interval between the pillars200 and play a fundamental role in forming the wall. The lintel 150 andthe purlin support 144 are combined with the pillar 200.

The wall line 140 is formed in the longitudinal direction of the pillar200 or the beam 300 and is combined with an outer surface of theKorean-style house finishing material 100. The wall line 140 is combinedwith one side of the lintel 150 and one side of the purlin support 144.According to the embodiment, the wall line 140 may be made ofquadrangular wood in the form of the pillar 200. The wall line 140 maybe variously transformed according to designs.

The wall line 140 may be combined with the lintel 150. The wall line 140is combined with the lintel 150 in a vertical direction. A plurality ofthe wall lines 140 may be provided. The lintel 150 is divided into anupper lintel 152, a middle lintel 154, and a lower lintel 156. Accordingto the embodiment, the lintel 150 may be provided to have a quadrangularcross section or a circular cross section. The lintel 150 may bevariously transformed according to designs.

A portion where the Korean-style house finishing material 100, the wallline 140, and the lintel 150 contact with the concrete may bewaterproofed by using a waterproofing agent in order to prevent cementwater from permeating the portion. The waterproofing intends to preventthe wood from rotting or being distorted by absorbing the water. Thewaterproofing should be controlled enough not to prevent the integrationwith the concrete. According to the embodiment, stain may be used as awaterproofing agent, and the waterproofing agent can be embodied withvarious materials within the scope of a technology for waterproofing thewood.

The Korean-style house finishing material 100, the wall line 140, andthe lintel 150 may be used as a permanent mold and be integrallycombined with the concrete or reinforced concrete. A common mold(euroform) for forming the wall 400 is combined between the lintels 150,so that the shape of the wall 400 is formed. The common mold may beremoved after the wall 400 is formed. Also, the wall 400 is fixed to thelintel 150 by using a ready-made standardized panel wall mold. Then, thereinforced concrete or concrete is placed in the wall 400, and then thewall 400 is integrated with the framework and can be used as a permanentmold.

A plurality of joists 170 may be provided to the wall 400 formed betweenthe frameworks. The plurality of joists 170 are fixed to the back sideof the lintel 150 and simultaneously are depressed into the frameworkand integrated. Then, after the common mold is removed, one side of thejoist is exposed to the outside of the concrete and may be used as alower frame of a dry finishing method.

Here, the joist 170 may be used as a fixing frame for finishing thewall. Through use of the fixing member 120 such as nails, etc., a panelwall (not shown), gypsum or natural material plate, etc., can be fixedto the joist 170 exposed by removing the mold.

When the joist is not provided to the wall 400, the common mold isremoved, and then concrete plastering, loess plastering, or a wetfinishing method using other natural materials can be used.

When the joist is provided to the wall 400, finishing can be variouslyperformed by a dry method using a panel wall, gypsum or other naturalmaterial plates.

Also, a panel (not shown) wall mold is used as a permanent mold insubstitution for the common mold by using a ready-made article or anexternal assembly, so that the panel wall mold may be integrally formedwith the wall when the concrete is placed.

The panel wall is standardized and produced, and may be used as apermanent mold in substitution for the common mold.

FIG. 7 is a view showing that a middle pillar in contact with a wallsurface is combined with the plate-shaped Korean-style house finishingmaterial in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 8 is a view showing that a middle pillar which is not incontact with a wall surface is combined with the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7, as with the above corner pillar, with regard to themiddle pillar in contact with a wall surface, the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material 100 is used as a permanent mold inthe protruding middle pillar. Otherwise, the pillar-shaped Korean-stylehouse finishing material 100 is used as a permanent mold and can beintegrated with the concrete.

Also, the wall line 140, the purlin support 144, and the lintel 150 maybe constructed in the same manner as that of the above-described pillar200.

Referring to FIG. 8, with regard to the middle pillar which is not incontact with a wall surface, the plate-shaped Korean-style housefinishing material 100 is combined in the form of a quadrangular tube.Each Korean-style house finishing material 100 may be combined by usingthe timber 110 and the fixing member 120. Also, as with the above cornerpillar, the combination member 130 is combined with the inner steelreinforcing member 410 by means of the stirrup 420, so that the adhesionof the concrete and the Korean-style house finishing material 100 can beincreased, and a contact area with the concrete can be waterproofed. Inthe middle pillar 200, a frame formed by the Korean-style housefinishing material 100 is used as a permanent mold, and the concrete canbe placed. Further, the middle pillar in which the Korean-style housefinishing material 100 and the concrete are integrally formed can beformed.

FIG. 9 is a view showing that stairs are combined with the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 9, when the framework is composed of stairs 500, theKorean-style house finishing material 100 includes a riser 510 (frontprotection mold) located on the front side of the stairs 500 and awashboard 520 (side protection mold) located on the side of the stairs500.

The riser 510 and the washboard 520 are made of wood. The riser 510 andthe washboard 520 are combined with each other by timber (not shown) andthe fixing member 120. A tread-board fixing wood 530 for fixing a woodentread-board 540 is combined under the riser 510. When the concrete isplaced in a stairs body 550, the riser 510 and the washboard 520 areused as a permanent mold. After the stairs are completed, the riser 510and the washboard 520 are used as a finishing material of the woodenstairs 500. The combination member 130 is combined with one side of theriser 510, thereby increasing the adhesion of the concrete and thestairs body 550 when the concrete is placed in the stairs body 550.Also, a cross section where the riser 510 and the concrete are combinedmay be waterproofed by using a waterproofing agent in order to preventcement water from permeating the cross section. The waterproofingintends to prevent the wood from rotting or being distorted by absorbingthe water.

After the stairs 500, the riser 510, and the washboard 520 areintegrated with each other by placing the concrete, the woodentread-board 540 is disposed on the riser 510 and the tread-board fixingwood 530. The wooden tread-board 540 can be fixed to the riser 510 andthe tread-board fixing wood 530 by means of the fixing member 120.

Also, after the common mold is removed, a handrail for a Korean-stylehouse, for example, an upper projecting handrail (not shown) on the sideof the stairs, may be installed on the other side which is not combinedwith the washboard 520 in the stairs 500 by using the riser 510, thetread-board fixing wood 530, and the wooden tread-board 540 as a fixingframe.

Compared with a handrail constructed on the common wooden tread-board540, wider stairs can be used and the handrail for a Korean-style houseis connected to an upstairs handrail, so that structural stability canbe obtained.

FIG. 10 is a view showing that the joist is combined with a floor inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention. FIG.11 is a view showing that the joist is combined with concrete or yellowloess in FIG. 10.

Referring to FIGS. 10 and 11, the plurality of joists 170 of a floor 600may be formed between the frameworks. After the framework is completed,the joist 170 is installed on a floor body 610 and may be integrallyformed with the concrete or material such as yellow loess, etc.

The joist 170 is installed on the floor body 610. Boiler pipes and hotwater pipes may pass over or between the joists 170. The boiler pipesand hot water pipes may be installed in a manner of detaching orattaching the joist 170. The concrete plastering and loess plasteringmay be performed between the joist 170 and the boiler pipe or hot waterpipe, or pure yellow loess may be hardened between the joist 170 and theboiler pipe or hot water pipe, like a loess room with underfloor heatinginstalled.

A floor bottom 620 may be installed on the outwardly exposed joist 170by using the fixing member 120 such as nails, etc. The existing laminatefloor, Ondol floor, or solid wood floor is installed by adhesion. Inthis case, the harmful components of an adhesive agent occur. However,the fixing member 120 such as nails, etc., does not cause environmentalpollution. FIG. 12 is a view showing that a wooden wall is combined withthe pillar in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention. FIG. 13 is a front cross sectional view showing that thewooden wall is combined with the pillar in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 12 and 13 show the wall 400 made of wood, i.e., the wooden wall460. During the construction, the wooden wall 460 functions as a supportsupporting an upper slab 440 and is used as a permanent mold. After thecompletion of the structure, the wooden wall 460 is used as a frame forfinishing. Therefore, various finishing methods can be introduced. Theside in contact with the framework may be integrated with the concreteby using the combination member 130. Through use of a frame integratedwith the framework, soundproof, waterproof, insulation, etc., can beobtained.

The ready-made wooden wall 460 is used as an internal and externalpartition and a non-bearing wall. Therefore, the ready-made wooden wall460 can be used as an interior partition and an external wall. The wallbecomes thinner by using the ready-made wooden wall 460, so that thewider inner space can be used and the construction cost and constructionperiod are reduced.

As such, the concrete or reinforced concrete is placed in the frameworkreceiving resistance, so that defects of the Korean-style house orwooden house which has been constructed to be only a low-rise buildingare overcome and the high-rise buildings can be designed to have thestructure of the Korean-style house.

Only an area of a building like an apartment can be constructed to havethe form of the Korean-style house. For example, an area exposed to alot of moisture such as a restroom, a storage room, or a bathroom can bedesigned to have a concrete structure, and a living room or a room canbe designed to have a traditional architectural structure.

Also, when the construction of an entire low-rise structure in the formof the Korean-style house or wooden house is difficult due to theconstruction cost, only a portion such as a main room, etc., can beconstructed to have the structure of the Korean-style house or woodenhouse, and the rest can be constructed by a construction method based ona modern structure.

In this case, the different structures can be simply combined with eachother without defects by using the Korean-style house finishing materialor wooden wall integrated with the concrete.

Even if there are undescribed materials of the Korean-style house orwooden house in the foregoing, the present invention has no limit to thematerials thereof and can be applied to buildings having the samebuilding structure.

According to the building structure in which a Korean-style house and awooden house are introduced into a modern architecture in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention, it is possibleto prevent indoor environmental pollution which may occur during theadhesion of finishing interior materials in a conventional constructionmethod, to maintain indoor humidity and to improve an indoor environmentsince the structure is finished with natural materials such as wood,yellow loess, etc.

Also, composite structures are integrated without damaging a reinforcedconcrete or concrete structure, thereby ensuring structural stabilityand enabling the combination of a high-rise building and a Korean-stylehouse structure.

Also, since a Korean-style house finishing material is used as apermanent mold, a separate interior construction is not required. As aresult, the construction cost and construction period are reduced.

The foregoing is only an illustrative description of the spirit of thepresent invention. Various substitutions, modification and changes maybe made therein without departing from the essential features of thepresent invention by those skilled in the art. Therefore, theembodiments and accompanying drawings of the present invention are notintended for limiting the spirit but intended for describing the spiritof the present invention, and the spirit and scope of the presentinvention are not limited by the embodiments and accompanying drawings.The scope of the present invention should be construed by the appendedclaims. All the spirits within the scope equivalent to the claims shouldbe construed to be included in the right scope of the present invention.

1. A building structure in which a Korean-style house and a wooden houseare introduced into a modern architecture, the building structurecomprising: a framework made of reinforced concrete; and a mold forforming the framework, wherein mold is used as a permanent mold and is aKorean-style house finishing material which is integrated with thereinforced concrete and is used as a finishing material of the interiorand exterior of a building, wherein the Korean-style house finishingmaterial comprises at least one combination member on one side thereofcombined with the framework, wherein, when the concrete is placed, thecombination member is integrally formed with the framework, and whereinthe combination member is combined with an inner steel reinforcingmember of the reinforced concrete by means of a stirrup.
 2. The buildingstructure of claim 1, wherein, when the framework is a pillar or a beam,the Korean-style house finishing material is combined with a surfacethrough which the beam is exposed to the outside, and wherein theKorean-style house finishing material is provided to have a plate shape.3. The building structure of claim 1, wherein, when the framework is awall, the Korean-style house finishing material is combined with aninner edge formed by the contact of the walls, and wherein theKorean-style house finishing material is provided to have a pillarshape.
 4. The building structure of claim 2, wherein the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material is combined by a timber and afixing member, or a trimmed wood is used as the plate-shapedKorean-style house finishing material.
 5. The building structure ofclaim 1, wherein a portion where the Korean-style house finishingmaterial contacts with the framework is waterproofed.
 6. The buildingstructure of claim 2, further comprising a lintel and a purlin supportwhich are combined with the Korean-style house finishing material, and awall line which is combined with the lintel and the purlin support. 7.The building structure of claim 6, wherein a plurality of the lintelsare provided, and wherein the reinforced concrete is placed between thelintels by using a common mold.
 8. The building structure of claim 6,wherein the concrete is integrated with the framework by using aready-made standardized panel wall as a permanent mold between thelintels.
 9. The building structure of claim 6, wherein, after a commonmold is removed, the concrete or yellow loess is filled between thelintels, wherein a panel wall is formed in a joist by using a fixingmember or the joist is finished by a finishing material such as gypsum,etc.
 10. The building structure of claim 1, wherein a ready-made woodenwall is provided between the frameworks, and wherein, when the concreteis placed, the wooden wall and the framework are integrally formed withthe reinforced concrete.
 11. The building structure of claim 3, furthercomprising a lintel and a purlin support which are combined with theKorean-style house finishing material, and a wall line which is combinedwith the lintel and the purlin support.